News Summary
Graduates from 23 Catholic high schools in the Archdiocese of Detroit are being recognized for their achievements as they transition from high school to new opportunities. Valedictorians and salutatorians showcase their academic dedication and are set to pursue diverse majors at prestigious institutions. The Archdiocese extends its best wishes as these students embark on their next journeys, fueled by the values instilled through their Catholic education.
Detroit – Graduates from 23 Catholic high schools in the Archdiocese of Detroit are celebrating their achievements and looking forward to their next chapters in life as the Class of 2025 transitions to college, careers, families, and vocations. Each year, Detroit Catholic honors the valedictorians and salutatorians from local Catholic high schools, acknowledging their academic and personal accomplishments.
Recipients of this prestigious recognition vary by school since selection criteria differ; not all schools award the same number of valedictorian and salutatorian honors. This year’s honorees include students who are set to pursue a diverse range of majors at esteemed colleges and universities, showcasing their hard work and dedication throughout their high school years.
Highlighted Graduates
This year’s list includes remarkable students such as:
- Isabella Seth from St. Daniel, Clarkston, is the valedictorian and will attend the University of Notre Dame to major in Biochemistry.
- Presley Krywko, the salutatorian, will also be heading to the University of Michigan for International Studies.
- Emma Bristol, valedictorian from St. Joan of Arc in St. Clair Shores, will pursue Elementary Education at the University of Michigan, while her classmate Mary Griffin, the salutatorian, will head to Rochester Christian University for the same major.
- Cameron “Cami” Brewer, valedictorian from St. Hugo of the Hills, will be studying Chemistry at the University of Michigan, and Katherine “Kate” Boucher, salutatorian from St. Anne, Warren, will major in Biomolecular Science at University of Michigan – Ann Arbor.
- Quinn Callaghan, a valedictorian from Holy Name, Birmingham, will study Political Science and Pre-Law at the University of Michigan, while Daniel Holt, a valedictorian from St. Irenaeus, plans to attend Vassar College for Computer Science.
- Max McCarthy, valedictorian from Our Lady Queen of Martyrs in Beverly Hills, is going to major in Economics at the University of Michigan. In contrast, Henry Clement, the salutatorian from St. Regis, Bloomfield Hills, will attend the University of Notre Dame focusing on Engineering.
Support from the Archdiocese
The Archdiocese of Detroit offers its prayers and best wishes for the Class of 2025 as these students embark on new journeys, hoping that their education will serve as a foundation for future successes in whatever paths they choose. The annual ceremony not only celebrates academic excellence but also emphasizes the values instilled in these students through their Catholic education.
About Catholic Education in Detroit
The Archdiocese’s recognition of valedictorians and salutatorians highlights the commitment to academic achievement and personal growth fostered within Catholic high schools. Each school within the Archdiocese provides a unique environment shaped by differing philosophies and backgrounds, but all share a commitment to nurturing well-rounded individuals prepared to contribute positively to society.
Through these accolades, students are encouraged to continue pursuing excellence in their educational endeavors, motivated by their accomplishments and the support of their families, parishes, and communities. With a strong foundation laid during their high school years, these graduates are looking toward bright futures, filled with promise and potential.
The complete list of valedictorians and salutatorians will include many more students from various high schools across the Archdiocese of Detroit, reflecting the breadth of talent and achievement within the community.
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Additional Resources
- Detroit Catholic: Salute to Excellence 2025
- Wikipedia: Catholic Education
- Detroit Catholic: Divine Child Student Program
- Google Search: Education for Students with Special Needs
- Detroit Catholic: Immigration Conference
- Google Scholar: Immigration Education Programs
- Detroit Catholic: Sacred Heart Major Seminary Commencement
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Seminary
- Detroit Catholic: Cristo Rey Schools Honor Alumni
- Google News: Cristo Rey Schools
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